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GAThrawn
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The pricing model is nice. You can set a list price. They will sell the app for (almost any) price. You will either get 70% of list price or 20% of sell price , whichever is higher.

So occassionallyoccasionally they might give it for free and that increases your sales (without loosinglosing revenue) or they might sell for a high price (which is good if people ready to pay for it).

The pricing model is nice. You can set a list price. They will sell the app for (almost any) price. You will either get 70% of list price or 20% of sell price , whichever is higher.

So occassionally they might give it for free and that increases your sales (without loosing revenue) or they might sell for a high price (which is good if people ready to pay for it).

The pricing model is nice. You can set a list price. They will sell the app for (almost any) price. You will either get 70% of list price or 20% of sell price , whichever is higher.

So occasionally they might give it for free and that increases your sales (without losing revenue) or they might sell for a high price (which is good if people ready to pay for it).

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GSree
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The pricing model is nice. You can set a list price. They will sell the app for (almost any) price. You will either get 70% of list price or 20% of sell price , whichever is higher.

So occassionally they might give it for free and that increases your sales (without loosing revenue) or they might sell for a high price (which is good if people ready to pay for it).